Fair. I know there are myriad mythological software names. Mimir is kind of the side project and Perseus is my main focus. Originally I called it Mneme but Mimir seemed better at the time lol
I understand the hesitance to "give" your data to the PRC, but the cost difference is just overwhelming. Obviously the NSA or the like won't be pushing data up there, but for my little side projects or ad-block list automations, I could care less what happens to the info as long as I can use the tokens cheaply!
This is a nice companion to the token saving context app I made. Even has the same Claude Design site, which I think looks awesome! Even though something is cheap, the concepts that make using Deepseek more efficiently can surely be applied elsewhere. Cool stuff!
As someone new to this site, I understand wanting to keep the AI Slop at bay, but for some of us, it's been a boon to get our ideas into an actual working application. I have decades of IT/Network/Enterprise experience, but creating and writing a complex tool would have been well beyond my abilities or patience. I had a friend say that AI is a "scourge on the intellectually lazy" and I couldn't really refute that, but I had to add that it is a boon to a lazy intellectual, which I consider myself to be.
I love this idea! I was just thinking the other day that AI has made work and learning new tech (we talkin' tech?!?) feel more fun again. I think part of that is the "mild distraction" ADHD hack where you can focus on completing something more when there's something else going on in the background. Combining the two and including cats is brilliant. Though, I do already have two that try their best, they can't quite get the "mild" bit down.